The End of Rabbit Tail

In the unforgiving wilderness of the High Rockies, a young Shoshone boy survives tragedy, befriends an orphaned mountain lion cub, and returns from exile as both man and myth. Guided by ancestral wisdom and his bond with nature, he must master fear itself to defend his people and fulfill his destiny as Daigwa Doyadukubichi — “He Who Counsels with Ghost Cat.”
 

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The End of Rabbit Tail  is a sweeping, emotional journey about the collision of fear, courage, and the spirit of the land.
It carries the elemental survivalism and authenticity of The Revenant, the sweeping cultural depth and rediscovery of identity of Dances with Wolves, and the spiritual empowerment and gender balance of Whale Rider.

This is an Indigenous epic told from within — lyrical, grounded, and visually majestic — where every frame breathes with wind, fire, and heartbeat.

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Genre: Epic Historical Adventure / Spiritual Coming-of-Age

Tone & Style: Sweeping, poetic, and visceral — in the tradition of Dances with Wolves, The Revenant, and Whale Rider.